Baldwin class of 1954 reunion invites alumni
Baldwin High School graduates from the class of 1954 will gather for a 40 year reunion pot luck supper at 4 p.m. Saturday Oct. 15 at Wayne Kanzig’s farm near Eudora. Call Kanzig at 542-2506 or Barbara Craig Bryans at 842-7904 for details.
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Baldwin High School
Eudora
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Barbara Craig Bryans
Franklin County
Ransom Memorial Hospital
S. Main
Kay Logan
Kansas City
Kan
Walter Towle
Leawood
Charlotte Sanderson
Trinity Lutheran
Trinity United Methodist Church
N. Cedar
PTA
Ottawa Middle School Parents Teachers Association
OMS
Baker U Choir
Olathe Chorale
Baker University Concert Choir
Olathe South High School Chorale
Rice
Baker
Diabetes Association
American Diabetes Association
Ruth Mencl
Diabetes Center
St. Luke’s Hospital
Gilbert Martin
Hancock and Meyers Seek Budget Reform and Health Care Changes
The interview outlines both candidates’ main priorities including budget reform with a two year cycle, deficit reduction, and opposition to employer mandates in health care reform. Hancock cites welfare program reforms and Congress as needing changes, while Meyers stresses welfare incentives affecting marriage and work.
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Meyers
Clinton
Hancock
West Franklin Board Meeting Agenda At Williamsburg School
The West Franklin Board of Education will meet at 8 p.m. Monday at Williamsburg School with a 7:30 p.m. school tour. Items include reconsidering a closed lunch hour period, an after school program interest inventory, a recreation commission resignation and new employment recommendations, and a youth risk behavior survey.
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West Franklin Board of Education
Williamsburg
Recreation Commission
Weather forecast for Cela Kansas with regional details
An Ottawa Kansas area forecast notes showers possible east Monday with dry west, temperatures upper 30s to lower 40s tonight, highs upper 60s west and near 60 east. Tuesday stays dry west with showers ending east, highs 65 to 70. Wednesday remains dry with lows 40s and highs 65 to 70. Local log from Ottawa Water Plant includes yesterday’s high and records, precipitation figures, month to date and year to date values, barometer at 30.12 inches and rising, with sunset at 6 54 and sunrise at 7 25.
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Kansas
Ottawa
County to Get Grant for Flood Damaged Road Repair
Saline County will receive a 249,638 grant from the U S Department of Commerce to repair a road leading to an industrial park damaged by the 1993 flooding.
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Topeka
Kan
Saline County
U.S. Department of Commerce
Posture and Back Pain Prevention Emphasized in Therapy Month
The McKenzie Institute notes 80 percent of Americans have back pain and up to 7 million workers are off work. The American Physical Therapy Association designates October as National Physical Therapy Month with the theme Posture Yourself for Good Health. A Ransom Memorial Hospital lecture promotes good sitting and standing posture, proper lifting, and trunk flexibility as strategies to prevent back pain.
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McKenzie Institute
United States
American Physical “Therapy Association
Duane Saunders
M.S
P.T
American Physical Therapy Association
Ransom Memorial Hospital Physical Therapy Department
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Kansas Physical Therapy Association
Lester Building Inc faces pending action on approvals
Richardson stated that while Lester Building Inc, a division of Butler Manufacturing Co of Kansas City, is expected to be approved, final action on both matters remains pending and it would be inappropriate to claim approval at this time.
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Richardson
Lester Building Inc
Butler Manufacturing Co
Kansas City, Mo
Ottawa event listings and notices from local ads
Local notices and ads list services and events including carpet cleaning at 242 2526, Halloween shirts at Screen and Holler with KU, K State, OHS designs, Main 242 3063, Pomona Cafe now open with Jim Daniels as cook, and the Elk’s Lodge October 18 banquet auction for the Ottawa Ducks Unlimited with contacts Ronn 242 3650 and Steve 242 9189. Also listed are Phone Friend 242 6011 hours, school communications, OHS Booster Club meeting October 10 at OHS, and Christmas arrivals at Heavenly Scents.
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Screen & Holler
K-State
Ohs
Ottawa
Ducks Unlimited
Elk’s Lodge
Ronn
Steve
Ottawa board to mull student surveys at meeting
Ottawa Board of Education plans to discuss two student behavior surveys at a 7:30 p.m. meeting in the board office. The Kansas Communities That Care survey may be given to sixth and eighth graders, while PHASE is not an action item. Duncan will report on the building proposal district at risk programs and a resignation vote is scheduled after the reports.
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Ottawa Board of Education
S. Main
Don Duncan
Duncan
Ottawa High School
Carlin and Brownback speak in Ottawa on child tax credit
In Franklin County, 5258 children could count toward the credit leaving 2.6 million for the local community. Carlin criticized the proposal saying the country lacks funds and it is an election type plan. He contrasted with George McGovern and urged community driven solutions with local resources and Americore to develop preschool and tutoring programs.
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Franklin County
Brownback
Carlin
George McGovern
National Youth Service
Americore
Ottawa Herald subscription rates page update
The Ottawa Herald lists current subscription prices effective October 1, 1994 for Ottawa and surrounding areas. Rates cover carrier, motor route, and mail delivery with multiple term options and all taxes included. details include Kentucky? no, Franklin County and other Kansas counties. prices vary by delivery method and location.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson
State of Kansas
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